I definitely think there are differences. But all differences aside, you've still got to play the game and see who wins.

I just want to be a professional about it and win ballgames and play football.

I'm not behind. I'm in now, so I'm right where I'm supposed to be. I've got a lot to learn and I'm going to put the time in to do that.

They worked closely with us and they listened well.

It was a lot of fun, ... It's different not being in there the whole time. I'm just trying to learn, trying to learn as much as I can from the coaches and trying to get as good as I can.

It's average, ... Not phenomenal by any means.

Coach can sit back there and tell you something, but unless you see him do it, sometimes you're kind of like, 'Oh, I don't know if that's going to work,' ... It's good to see it. It's been good to be around all these pros and see how they do things.

You can't control all this stuff. A lot of people get caught up in the moment and do crazy things.

That was nothing. This is work. (Today) will be work when we get pads on. When I put pads on in the game (Friday), I hadn't put them on since Jan. 1. It's fun, though. Football is fun.

It'd be OK if went .500 and we gave it everything we got, ... But I want the national championship.